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iPhone Development, iPhone Apps for Ecommerce
Oct 18th
Stages of iPhone Development
For any development we need a good code editing environment, debugging tools, performance tools and other tools like re factoring tool, source code management tool. This all are bundled in a single integrated environment called Xcode. Its simple to use with advanced facilities.
Xcode is a matured development environment and is used in Mac OS development for more than 2 decades. The Xcode for iPhone comes with templates which helps to start iPhone application development in a very limited time.
1. iPhone Management
Any iPhone that we need to use for development must be specially provisioned as a development device. This is done by the Xcode organiser. Organiser also helps to manage the software and firmware loaded in the device. A new version of iPhone OS can be installed easily to a device with the help of iPhone organiser. It can also be used to view logging information, crash logs of an application from iPhone console. Organizer also allows to take screen shots of applications on your iPhone. So we can conclude that iPhone Organizer is basically a device management tool.
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iOS – WordPress for iPhone/iPad v2.6
Oct 7th
WordPress for iOS, version 2.6, is now optimized to take advantage of the iPad’s new user interface, making blogging from your device even easier than ever before. Download it from the App Store today or read more about it on the WordPress for iOS website
A short list of reasons why this is the best version yet include:
- Video. Record, upload, attach, and play videos within the app. Yay for being able to catch your friends’ and co-workers’ most
creative moments with iPhone video and publish them immediately for all the world to see on your WordPress site. - A total rewrite of the way local drafts are handled, to prevent the unintentional loss of your pending posts.
- Autosave/post revisions. Bam! One of the “oh, thank goodness” features of the web app makes it into the iOS version.
- Easier setup. Faster and easier process for adding your sites to the app.
- Media Library. We’re gradually getting closer to the media management you’re used to in the web app.
There are also numerous bugfixes and performance enhancements in this release, so if you haven’t been using the app lately, you should consider giving it another try. I’m personally pretty excited to start using the iPhone version more often now that there are all these fixes and new features. Especially the video upload. You know, for those creative moments that make life fun.
Elegant Composing
Creating and editing posts is at the heart of the WordPress experience. Write, add photos, check your spelling, and even create links without having to write a single line of code or HTML.
When you’re writing and you’d like a bit more room, just rotate the screen. WordPress will automatically adjust to a more comfortable widescreen layout.
Location Mapping
On the iPhone, sharing your location when you post to your WordPress blog is a cinch. Just tap the Geotag icon on the Write screen, and watch as WordPress locates you on the map. It’s a great way to share where you were when you posted to your blog.
Gorgeous Photos
Add as many photos as you like — WordPress will automatically insert them into your post. Both high resolution and web optimized photos look and work great.
Source: ios.wordpress.org
Employee training courses, UML – OOAD
Aug 31st
- Session 1 – Best Practices
- Identify symptoms of software development problems.
- Explain the Best Practices.
- Present the Rational Unified Process (RUP) within the context of the Best Practices.
Best tools for iPhone mobile application development
Aug 17th
The J2ME (Java 2 Platform, Micro Edition) technology is still relatively new. Strong mobile development tools, especially IDEs, will greatly help J2ME’s adoption among wireless application developers. In this article, I review four J2ME IDE products:
- Borland JBuilder 7 Enterprise with MobileSet 3
- Sun Microsystems’ Sun ONE (Open Network Environment) Studio 4 Mobile Edition
- Metrowerks CodeWarrior Wireless Studio 7
- S5 Systems’ jVise (based on IBM Eclipse technology)
Landscape of J2ME development tools
Different wireless devices have different limitations in terms of memory size, screen size, input methods, and computing speed. Also, vendors’ J2ME implementations might contain vendor-specific add-on APIs that leverage special underlying hardware/OS features.
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